Lcr News
RBI extends rollout date for LCR norms to Dec next year
Liquidity coverage ratio norms for NBFCs, other firms to be introduced in stagesThe RBI guidelines propose to introduce a stock approach to liquidity—as opposed to a cash flow approach—to ensure asset adequacy to repay debt
2 min read5 Nov 2019New liquidity requirement for non-banks is credit positive, says Moody’s
According to the report, non-banks are the main originators of ABS transactions in IndiaStarting 1 April 2020, NBFCs must maintain a minimum LCR of 60%
1 min read4 Jun 2019Bank FD rates go up but loans also get dearer
Interest rates on home, car, personal loans will continue to go up in 2019 as well, say bankers
2 min read8 Dec 2018RBI relaxes rule for Basel III liquidity coverage ratio
Banks can now apply up to 11% of their deposit base held as SLR or govt securities from 10% earlier when calculating their LCR to meet Basel III requirements
1 min read21 Jul 2016RBI eases liquidity coverage ratio norms
RBI says banks can include corporate bonds and commercial papers for reckoning level 2B high-quality liquidity assets
1 min read15 Apr 2016RBI’s action on Basel-III norms draws praise
Basel panel says Indian banking system more conservative than Basel rules, wants action on liquidity coverage ratio
3 min read17 Jun 2015Basel panel finds banks $341 billion short of crisis liquidity rule
The Basel rule, known as the liquidity coverage ratio, takes full effect in 2019
2 min read4 Mar 2015Banks willing to pay higher interest on non-callable deposits
Currently, only five-year fixed deposits that are invested for tax-saving purposes are non-callable
3 min read5 Feb 2015Banks should have liquidity coverage ratio of at least 60%: RBI
The norm is part of the Basel III liquidity requirement that Indian banks are gradually adhering to
1 min read9 Jun 2014RBI releases draft guidelines for Basel III norms
RBI releases draft guidelines for Basel III norms
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